Supplemental worldbuilding questions

[Diaeresis]

marvel cinematic universe macguffins. the vision is the result of a merger between one of the stones with jarvis, tony stark's AI.

[Alicorn]

infinity stones are magic Marvel canon rocks and Vision is a Marvel canon superhero who has one in his head and uses it to shoot mediocre midrange lasers

[DanielH]

Infinity stones are six incredibly powerful magical artifacts in Marvel canon, including the Tesseract; they are relevant because of the Loki in Arda threads. I assume Vision is a Marvel character I works recognize if I were caught up with MCU?

[DanielH]

If a Prime dies and is resurrected, are they still Prime? Is their successor? I think Slayerness in Effulgence says that only the successor counts (IIRC Juliet had to wish for it back), but I don’t know how much to trust that.

What about other magical things that are passed on when somebody dies, like Aurum wolf pack alphaship or Dragonbonds?

[Alicorn]

Cross that bridge if we come to it.

[Kappa]

The rule for Dragonbonds is that at the moment of your resurrection, if there's no one else currently Bonded to your dragon through the same kind of magic that you were, you retake that spot immediately.

[MaggieoftheOwls]

If you acquire a new kind of Dragonbondable magic do you instantly re-bond or do you have to see your dragon first?

[Bluelantern]

Cross that bridge if we come to it.

Or in Kiri's case burn that bridge. Right? Right?

*cricket noises*

[Alicorn]

I think you can only be bonded to a dragon via one magic at a time.

[Kappa]

Yeah, you only get the instant re-bond through whatever specific kind of magic you were already Bonded through.